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No other show will come with 40 million people weekly. And we have to all, including me, live with that. Youssef has since authored books including "Revolution for Dummies" and reached out to over 15 million followers across his social media accounts. He has appeared on Stephen Colbert's "Late Show" and performed as a stand-up comedian, often drawing parallels between ex-US president Donald Trump and Arab world strongmen. It's part of you," he said.
Despite Egypt's return to autocratic rule, he said, the legacy of the Arab Spring lives on and "the impact is still there". While Youssef is proud of his role in the past, he rejected the label of activist and said: "I'm just done trying to fight a useless fight that everybody is pushing you into.
Youssef was speaking from Dubai, where he has been filming his new show "Ask Bassem", focussed on his passion for veganism and nutrition, for Saudi-owned television station Asharq. It's not really far away from what I've been doing. The content you requested does not exist or is not available anymore.
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